Who was the MVP of Wu-Tang Clan's - 36 Chambers Album (Rap Wise)

[tuckgod]

RZA.

Anybody that says anything else don't know shyt about the Wu.

 

[tuckgod]

yeah im assuming this is just lyrically

tough fukkin question id prolly say ghostface or gza

Thread title says MVP though

RZA (and to a lesser extent, Ghost) is the mastermind behind the whole 1st wave of Wu releases, starting with 36

 

[KravenMorehead™]

RZA by default, thread title should exclude him

 

[Pazzy]

Everyone came correct. This is tough. There is no right or wrong answer . Can't think of any member that had a wack verse off that album. Could recite everyone's rhymes. RZA most definitely led the charge though. It was his vision. Still mindfukked over how he made some of those beats and the samples like bring da ruckus.

 

[MJ Truth]

RZA is the only sensible answer because he handled all of the production.

 

[the cac mamba]

Thread title says MVP though

RZA (and to a lesser extent, Ghost) is the mastermind behind the whole 1st wave of Wu releases, starting with 36

i just figured if thats the case, this isnt even a thread of course its rza

 

[SirBiatch]

Method Man or GZA. after that, ODB.

 

[Qwelz]

Inspectah Deck.

Some will try to revise history, because Ghost/Rae/GZA/Method Man had sustained success and blew up, but Inspectah Deck had four of the top 10-12 verses on the album (Brick Da Ruckus, C.R.E.A.M which one of the GOAT hip hop verses, 7th Chamber, and Protect Ya Neck which is my favorite verse on the album.)

Deck always showed out an posse cuts. It upsets me every time I think about his album we never got. Stupid flood...

 

[Inspect Her Deck]

Rebel I soldier for the foreclosure

Best verses on CREAM and 7th Chamber and most memorable verse in Protect Ya Neck. Had enough verses too in order to be considered for MVP.

And then he went ahead and got MVP on Wu Forever.

 

[FreshAIG]

I should've been more specific, obviously I'm talking strictly from a rapping perspective.

 

[pez]

One of the biggest singles was M-E-T-H-O-D Man. He had his own song. He was clearly the standout superstar. Ghostface was interesting but we didn't know what he looked like yet.

So either Method Man or RZA production/beats. Everyone came through with verses. As if Wu Tang wasn't edgy enough, ODB co-MVP off the strength of the extra insanity he brought. I think you can't answer this today. At the time when it took over, it really change NY IMO. It got real scary that winter. Everyone started wearing ski masks because of them and I kept thinking I was about to get robbed. It was no joke back then.

Wu took the crown from Onyx. Before them everyone was wearing hoodies with that mad face.

 

[Self_Born7]

Old Dirty, aka Ason Unique murdered the whole joint, hands down...

 

[Mike Ock]

Aside from Rza with the production, Meth and Raekwon shined the most. But like others have said, there aren't really any weak verses on that album. Rae had mad energy in his voice back then.

 

[The Ruler 09]

If it's most important then Meth would probably pick, if best on the mic maybe Deck.

 

[Danie84]

RZA, for the production Alone